Decision 46110
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A strike began on 1-10-96, but on 17-10-96, the employer filed a restructuring proposal under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, in order to save the business. A proposal was submitted to the creditors on 31-01-97, but was rejected. The rejection brought about the de facto bankruptcy, but the bankruptcy was deemed to occur de jure on 17-10-96. Are the claimants entitled to benefits as of 17-10-96? Umpire said no. The operation of the business ended in bankruptcy, and operations ceased in January 1997.
Decision 24335
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While the letters addressed to all employees by the employer may be an ultimatum, it is at the same time an invitation to accept the company's offer. It is not a statement that the plant is closed as of the date of the letter.
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labour dispute |
loss of employment |
terminates during strike |
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Decision A-0814.91
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As per BERNIER, one must determine the date upon which the strikers became in fact unemployed by reason other than the dispute. One may consider, for example, a definite plant closure by the employer or by reason of fire. This is the only approach consistent with the letter and spirit of the law.
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labour dispute |
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labour dispute |
loss of employment |
terminates during strike |
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labour dispute |
stoppage of work |
illegal |
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Decision 20138
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Refer to: A-0814.91
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labour dispute |
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labour dispute |
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settlement of dispute |
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labour dispute |
stoppage of work |
illegal |
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Decision 15331
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Workers locked out 28-10-84. The majority Board found the work stoppage terminated 13-5-85 when employer decided to close the mine. The minority found this to be 31-12-84. This is a question of fact. No firm decision to close earlier and claimant himself acted as if not closed.
Decision 13665
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The enquiry officer's report categorically contradicts this conclusion. If a tribunal can place subsequent facts on the table to provide a better interpretation of earlier actions, it is preferable to rely on objective facts and not on declarations of intent.
The issue is the time during which claimant remained in the specific situation of a person unemployed because of the dispute but still had hope and the possibility of returning to work, before becoming definitively and irremediably unemployed by a decision of the employer.
Decision 11920A
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3 elements that make up dispute: insistence and resistence, adverse parties and points in issue. These 3 elements are missing here: no bargaining since 6-7, union members dispersed. Date dispute ended cannot be determined with precision.
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Decision 12151
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Employer made decision to close plant on 4-9; however, only informed Minister of Labour on 9-11; that is date that board accepted as date of work stoppage.
Decision 11920
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Closing or at least substantial reduction scheduled for 15-1; lock-out on 13-1. Everyone is subject to demands of his or her union. Loss of each person's employment arose out of dispute. Even those who were laid off the next day were still disentitled.
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Decision A-1340.84
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If dispute had not been settled it would have been logical to consider the date of permanent closing (2 months later) as starting point for disentitlement. Any other conclusion would be perverse. Appeal to CF dismissed without comment.
According to board, purely economic reasons and final termination during stoppage. Erroneous finding of fact. Dispute terminated when agreement ratified, not when employer stated intention to close store 2 months earlier. Upheld in FC without comment.
Decision A-0585.80
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Purchase of a building in Guelph is not sufficient to say that the employer was abandoning its business in Quebec. The Umpire said he was satisfied that work would have continued in Victoriaville if there had been no dispute. Application for review dismissed by the FC.